Story of the film Churchill and Culture of Great Britain in this Film презентация

CHURCHILL
British statesman and politician, Prime Minister of Great Britain; Reserve soldier, journalist, writer, artist, honorary member of the British Academy, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.

STORY
June 1944. In the Second World War there was a turning point, the Allied forces are preparing for the opening of the second front in Europe, but since the power of the Nazi army is still large enough, landing in the north of France can turn into serious losses, if not defeat. British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, drawing on his own experience of the army leadership during the First World War, desperately tries to convince the king and American generals to carefully consider every tactical course of the future landing in Normandy or even postpone it in order to better prepare. But the command of the Allied armies is confident that the British prime minister lives in an outdated military paradigm. Churchill has no choice but to rely on luck, pray and prepare two appeals to his compatriots - victorious and in case of defeat.

British culture in the film
Language: In the UK, English is the main means of communication and the de facto official language, as 95% of the population speaks only English.
English music: In English folk music the emphasis is on vocals, which are usually male and multi-voiced.
Musical instruments: violin, accordion, whistle, drum.

English architecture in the film
Modernism: Modernism originated before the First World War and came from continental Europe. This direction in art has caused considerable interest for some English architects. The arrival of foreign architects such as Mendelssohn and Lubetkin justified the position of modern architecture in England.

Producer
Jonathan Teplitzky- Australian writer and director who removed the film "Churchill"
Award of the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television for the Best Original Script
Prize Australian Cinema Academy and Television for the best movie
Award of the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television for the Best Director

Actors
Brian Cox (CHURCHILL)- Scottish actor
Golden Globe Prize for the best male role in the television series - Drama
The best male role of the second plan in the mini-series or film
The best male role of the second plan in a dramatic program or mini-serial
Prize "Satellite" in the nomination "Best Male Role - Drama"

Actors
Miranda Richardson(Clems Churchill)- English actress
Oscar Prize for the best female role
Oscar Prize for the best female role of the second plan
US Cinema Actors Guild Prize for the best acting in game movie
Golden Globe Prize for the best female role of the second plan - movie
Prime Time Award "Emmy" in the nomination "Best Narrator"

Actors
John Slatteri (Dwight Eisenhower) - American actor and director
US Cinema Actors Guild Prize for the best acting in the dramatic series
US Cinema Actors Guild Prize for the best acting in game movie
Independent Spirit Award - Robert Altman's Award
Prize "Satellite" in the nomination "The best ensemble in the film"
Special Prize Jury Prize "Gotham"

Actors
James Pyurfa (King George) - English actor theater and cinema.

Actors
Ella Pernell (Hellen Garrett)- English actress theater and cinema.